Old 09-04-2011, 02:02 PM
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A1penny
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Originally Posted by dunster
Oh, the way I mark blocks to be sewn is I number all the rows from A to whatever, and all the columns from 1 to whatever. Then I use Word to enter A1, A2,...B1, B2,... in a table and print in whatever font works best (as large as possible.) I cut the printout so that I have separate pieces of paper, usually about an inch square, for each block, and then I get down on the flower and carefully pin that paper to the upper left corner (always that corner!) of each block, stacking the blocks as I go. Then I start sewing them together, being careful to preserve the numbering and lettering sequence.
Yes, that is the way I do it too. All my rows are sewn together this afternoon. I find if I don't put the pinned row and block number in the upper left hand corner i tend to get confused....and it takes me no time to do it. Then I never make a mistake, no matter what is on TV or my bird is calling, or my husband is trying to talk to me. Now i just have to sew the rows together...but that is for tomorrow while it rains here in NYC.
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